BY STEPHEN KRUISER | P J MEDIA
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The dual defeats came just hours after a barely coherent
Joe Biden rambled through a fictionalized version of his first year in
office, then let his babysitters in the press coddle him.
Our Townhall colleague Spencer Brown has more on what happened later:
The
United States Senate delivered more bad news for the Biden administration late
Wednesday night in the form of two votes: one that failed to move Democrats’
federal takeover of elections forward and a subsequent unsuccessful attempt by
Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) to nuke the legislative filibuster in
order to force the Democrat power-grab through with their razor-thin majority.
Vice
President Kamala Harris presided over the first vote, just another in a string
of defeats she’s ended up personally announcing in the Biden-Harris
administration’s first year. This one may have stung even more, though, as
“reforming” elections in the United States was one of the policies Biden tasked
Harris with shepherding through Congress.
We probably shouldn’t breathe that aforementioned sigh
for too long because the Democrats aren’t going to stop barking “Voting
Rights!” like trained seals between now and November.
Of course, they’re going to get plenty of help from their
flying monkeys in the mainstream media.
The federal hijacking that was staved off last night was
intended to permanently dilute elections to the point that anyone paying
attention would know that their votes were practically meaningless. The MSM
hacks are doing nothing but parroting the DNC talking points, which are all
lies. Everything that the Democrats say about voting and elections now is a
lie.
Everything.
If they can’t make the 2020 election anomalies federal
law, you can be sure they’ll still work feverishly to keep the pandemic panic
going strong enough to take “emergency” election measures again.
Last night was an important win, but the Democrats are
laser-focused on transforming the U.S. into a communist hellhole.
There’s a lot of fighting yet to be done.
